Hi Shanison,
Snippets get rendered into the page as a piece of html.
So in the resulting page you can not easily identify where a piece of
html came from.
This is perfectly fine in deployment.
But during development and debugging it's tremendously useful
if you can clearly indentify the origin of
Adding keyboard shortcuts would be so nice.
Ctrl-s on windows/linux, cmd-s on Mac.
While there seem to be some pitfalls to this.
see:
http://unixpapa.com/js/key.html
Hi John,
what should happen on shift-s? (just kidding)
BTW: on the mac there's a lesser know shortcut for "cancel"
which is "c
Hi Andrew,
Thanks for pointing me to John Long's posting.
Obviously we got stuck at the very same point.
We're actually touching the core concepts and values of radiant here.
Up to this point radiant is a clever way of assembling html tags in a
very defined way.
That's the very beauty of radian